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k . g(1:. ~c l ~e ~'i ~. '7 l -4 v; 55991 '=-_,._, I v Whitehall, August 14, il3 to. - HEREAS it has been humbly represented to v e , the king, that, between the hours of Three and Fon, i he ) ck on the Morning of Sunday, the igth of luly last, t'. l -,, Pl "Tit/G-HOUSE of Mr. 1 THU. -GILLET, it 441Zii-court, Fleet itreer, was discovered to be on Fire, by tv *i t the same was entire./ sconstimed ; and ' that there is ii,9 l ') reason to belieVe the Premises were Wilfully and. Ma "known: set on Fire by some eyd-minded Person or Persons Hi s v i .. 1,, 1 ajesty f , r the better apprehending and banging to u 4l, ce th e P ersons concerne A in-the abi , e Felony, is hereby t e4 ,sed to p romise Hi s Nlost Gracious PA Rpo N to any one I , r tne ir i (except the Person who actually set Fire to the said cui e mtsts) wh o s h a ll di sc over h is o r their AecoMplice or Ac , _ . vo "Plices, so that he, she, pr • they rosy be apprehended and eructedthereat. R. RNDER. • Anri as a further encouragement, a. REWARD.of HVE. e' C nK RED PONS . Ineieby ored tu any s Pebo Disco U very D as aforesaid; (ex f c fe ept as is before l x n . uL! e, t), to be paid on the conviction of any one or more of the t ilfenciers. by Mr. loan StAtfrd, Chief Clerk of the Public llolt. 11.0 v N CI: NI EN T. cuinrib , niy, called PA R KA: NT for the USit - of PLAISILRERS and EU ILO •_ • E recent expiration 'of Our Patent having g yen rise to niany inut;,tions of this Ceirient, we to it proper tf;Jpprize the Public that it is continued to ...truhietured and Sold by is, in its pure and genuine state. PA RK F R a►►d Co. 40, Hankside. . . WIF I - dud Co. Contractors with Government 1 1 , tor the .pre s ent LO 1" ER respectfully inform the ü blic, th t the FICK F.Ts and SHARES are selling, in 4.,4at variety, at their ()dices, . No it,'POULTiiY, No 12, CHARING.CROSS, No. 31, A I.DUATE.HIGH-STREET, 11.4111 Y their Agents in tne Country.--The Prices life-MUCH ; 1 1. 3 R than in the last Lottery. and the Scheme, winch is mil), approved, contain, an additiotia: 20,000 l Prize, with 4000 NOmbers less titan the last. . The Drawing will begin and finish 19th OCTOBE R. • SCHEME. Prizes'of . ,Czo,,-;oo loo,oop S . • 01 . . . . 2, 000 . 5 .• . . . . 1,000 . . .• . . , 10 . . . . . 500 3 0 . . ". . . ito So . . . . . Sa . t00. 25 • • • • • ‘, 4 , 500 15 ' 72, , ,c0 . i- ."------ 4,0'i0 Numbers. £ 2 ,coo FIVE TICKETS OF EACH NUMBER. In the LAST LOTT F, KY, -NQ •4.469. a Prize of zo,oooi. Shares, Sold a t SWIFT an d C o .' s Office, An salted Sixteentn besidts 'several interlor SALES OF ES'rAI'ES, &c. HAMPSHIRE, Within Three Miles of Soutt.arripton. I t SOLD, .GEORGE 1 - 10UKLY, Aukioneer, . Cin • , hicrsday 'the aid of Auxust, and following Day, in l'irty.t wo Lots, unless previously disposed of tay Private - 'Watt, • rlib.; most valuable MANORS of TOWNI -- lILL and AL LINGTON, win the Division of the !louse L , 7ieline (bought of the . Crown) ; together with a coin -44e Sporting Box, and other Mrssuages, Farms, i;;TOs, t h e ° 'xis, &c. conNiiiing abotit One . 1 tiousand Acres of Land, whole f - reehold, excepting donut Seve , i , y Acres, whiCh ' re e CopyrtiCld for Three Lives, mit r Windiester College. ..articulars may be had, atter the mat day of .Atigust, of L brs. Blake and White, Esex-street, mrand, London ; of 3 p e Auctioneer, Southampton ; of loan Ling, who will spew the Premises. 11 The Auctioneer will he ei,i) day of Sale at the New West- End. in the Parish of ": , oath Stot,eharn, precisely, 7tkleven o'Cloa, and will proceed Irons thence to the re_ t,1).-tive Lots, whew the Auctian wilt be held; or as Lear Wrety as circumstances will permit. (post-paid) s - : - ..,1ed up, and addressed fo Mr. Hoeke for the renting of any of the -said Przinises upon a ' 4l,, tY-one` Year's Lease, will meet with attenti n. StI J GLOUCESTEKSHIRE. -ELEY CA-SILE AND FREEHOLD 'ESTATE. . • ' 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION', ".Thursday-and Friday, the 27th and 28th of September, • !, °lO , Chelieuhatn, in Thirty Lots (unless previously d isposed °fin One Lot by Priv..te Contract, of which due • No;iLe will be giveri;. SUDELLY CASTLE, and the extensive - MA= NOR., of SUDELEY and WI NCHCOMBE; with:2oB , Acres of Arable, Meadow, !'astute, and Wood Land, lying !?inP4CI; well timbered and watered (the greatest part where- :-" is covered-by a Modus in lieu of Tythes, and is uneom . ' Only rich and fertile), now let in . capital and convenient . farms with good houses, Buildings; Labourers' Cot ' • d ge6, and other Requisites, rendering it one of the finest -, states in the County. he Castle, at a moderatedexpense, 1 1 1 'ght be fitted up as a magnificent Mansion ; and, if sold in the i'roperty is divided so as to .torm se - .eral eligible ..tates, with beautiful Situations and Views•fit for the re lue"ce of Gentlemen 101'4 of A b riculture, as well as of opu lent •• . Turn ink e Roads 'lave lately been made from this Property Cheltenham..seven miles; to_ Tevvkesti •;y, E-yestiam, 4 1: (1 Stow, each - teti.miles. The estimated value is upwards , 0 ,4° o ol. per annum'. TaY be vieia e.i by applying to Mr Richard I reland,.at the Quge farm, near of whom t,rintrd 'articu -I''ts. with a Map, may no be had ; and also at the,prinei- P 4 Inns in the Comity ; at the WhttC kart in Bath ; at the Office of Messrs. Earrer and Co, Lincoiii 7 s,inn7fields. tendon ; and of Me s srS Webb, Webb, and AttwoOd, ;. ." 2. 5 . , who are authorized to*treat by Private eontrad. Cl - 11N6'.5 eATENT WORM . LOZENGES. ~% UhllS arc the mast fre(tien; sources of Chil dreu's Dn-e.tses. Their symptoms ever) Parent and G uardian of Children should be acquainted with. they oc, vt . A 1TC0te...3.,1,, Z1C.4, - r-ei of - the 4Ce t Einaciatiou, aria irregular state or tile -ow els, attend ed after with violent pains - -; they bring on Convulsions ; tney l•ret - t the growth of the Body, and they ; ! rove tatai, by end 'ng in a Consumption or Decay.. . both as a , i'revetartive And (-: Lireof these alarming.C . Omplaints, the ah , ,ve excellent Me ducttee ts :universally, allowed, on the testiniony qt the highest C. } ) . i Aratters n this Country, both in rank and repectability,- Iffliave no equal. Their puhhc approbation, g Veit to true • 'roprietor, IrOm a'personal k ot•its _Wonderful sue. teas in 'their oven Families, stamps its merit beyond competi- 40 ,' and gives a sanction to it, of which no other- Medicine °t the kind cari boast.. Parents, and. others - who have the k.' , re of Childten r should have tins ReMedy as a Faintly Me. k 1 011 e to resoi't to, whenever the,'Stoniach of ll'owels of ~ are any way disordered, which it will always be found ' 0 relieve. '• ,Sold wholesale and retail, at Chingand Butler's, NO. 4 9 ,`'he-pside, London ; and retail by bmitti, Sebtt, and Bax , "ry Edinburgh; Nev%man, Exeter; 1-loxlarvi and Gran Ville, Ply mout h 11 z rd and Crutweil, 13atti ; and by most Country Venders, in 3oxes at as. 9d.'Utid 5 . 5, 6d. each. I ,; • ,I I. I- -41----1 ig -Ac-',--4 ii'E D NE S DA This Day was published, tin t vnls. Odavo, prise rl. is. in boards., . . A SYSTEM, of\.MATERIA MEDICA, and A. PHARIACV. - - By 101-IN MURRAY, Leaurer on Chemistry and on Materia Medica and Pharmacy, „Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, - Rees., Orme, and Brown, Paternoster-row. Of Whom ,may be had, lately published, by the same . . . Author; A System of Cliemi,try, in 4 vols. 06tavo, price 21. Ss. in boards. ). ' 'This Day were 'published., price 2s. • Epp tMARKS upon a Report of the Judgment lA_ delivered by the Right Hon. Sir I. NICHO L Kut. LL.D. Officiil ,Princpal of the Arches Court of Canter. b,uty, upon the . Admission of Articles Exhibited in a Cause of Office proboted against the Rev. W. W. WICKES, for refusing to ihry, according to the Rites of the Church. or ngland, a Load Baptized by a Dissenting Vin;ster: London: tinned tyr F. C. and I. Rivingt tri, No. 62; St. Paul's Cluitch-yard; and I. liatchard, 'No. t9o, cadilly. • 'This Oas was piwlished, price ts. .1 k SECOND LETTER to Lord TEIGNMOU rH; occasioned by his Lorctbhip's 1 etter to the Reverend CHRISTOPHER IVORDSWOikI.I-1, with' Re marks upon his Lordship's Detence 'of the British and leo. reign Bible Society- . 7 - By A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'. , London: Printed for F. C and J Rivington, No. 6i, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and I. !landlord, No. rgo, Pic cadiWy. fERGUSSON'S POPULAR IitOGRAL'ILY, COR RECTED TO IU 04, ato. This Day was pub:ished, In One thitk t Volume, closely printed on. a new Pearl l'vpe,• price Ss. 6d. in extra boards, ANEW BIOGRAPHICAL DICTIONARY, corrected to duly, tBlO, containing an interesting Ac.. count of tne Lives and Writings of the rnost distiiguished Perso 6 in every Age and Country. • - By ItiMLS k , ERG USSON, E s q. End Assistants. " This Volume not only contains Menioirs of Public Cha racters recently deceased, which were never before collected., and but lintierteCtiy given in the Periodical Works i,f the d ty, but also boasts of above coo Articles hot to be found in the fifteen Vi.lumes of General Biography: Sp obvious there_ sore must be the supetiJray,and utility of this useful and.en tertaintog Coini.e ; dintn or Biographic,' infonnaurni, that to an enlightened Public its own merit wiil be sufficient recom itiendation " • • London : Printed for Thomas regg, No. 111, Cireapside ; illbrs. (..;Isgow,; and Mr. -Sutherland, ou , gli. • This Day w is published, • Iri Two lirie Volumes, Dewy (Mayo, price tt. 4s. in boards, • . EDINBURGH ANNUAL - REGISTER, , - tor .180/5: • . , Containing the History of Europe for that Period. -To whim a added, a copious 'Appendix of State Papers, Chronicle of retniirkab e Events during the your, History of tli4 Ptiy . ;ieal Science's, Ot the Fine Alts, View Of the Chift4geS in the Acirninisthitionot lustwe in S c otland, General View of - Literature, of the Living l'oets.of (.; rest Britain, Poetry. correct List of flew-Publications, State of the Puolie Funds, Deaths,, -Marriages, ;Proirto ti. see Printed for lohn Ilakarityne and Co. Edinburgh ; and lurat, Rees, 'Orin, and Brown, 'Cadell and Davies; W . . Miller, John Murray, and Robert SOholey, London, , bins Day was published, The Seventh I.(ittion enlarged, 'price ss. A PRACTIOAL TREATISE o n DISEASES of the U KETHRA ; pamcolarly.describing the Symp toms attending Strictures, Glects, Obstructions, Fistulas, Incontinency of Urine, Scc. &c. To which is added, a va riety of Cases, chewing the Efficacy or Daran's Medicated Bougies, and a new and safe Method of treating a Gopor. rhcea ; also, Remarks on Caustic 'Bougies, with . Extracts trom various Authors, uniformly 'proving the Danger and Inelficacy of the Caustic. • •WILLIAM DUFOUR, Surgeon • Sole Proprietor and vender of Daran's Methcateh Bougies. Published by . Callow, Np.. Jo, Ciown-court, soft(); the Author, No. 54, hrith-street, Soho; Gale and Cur tis, Paternost-tai-row ; Mottly and Co. PortsmoUth; and Hayden, Plymouth. HICKMAN'S PILLS Are an Effeaual.CUßE for the GRAVEL and STONE, STOPPAG got URINE, COMPLAIN &Sill the BACK. and LOINS, KIDNEYS, and BLACDER, LUMBAGO, &c. .(1F the various Complaints incident to the Human Frame, there are none more dreadful in their nature, nor more alarming in their consequences, than the Gravel and Stone. They are complaints, to which every Person, even the most abstemious, is liable, as the Air we breathe and the Wa... ter we drink are impregnated with Particles, which not. only Cause these - excruciating Tortures, but are a foundation' for every other. Species of Disorder. HI CKM AN'S ORIGI NA L Ptt.LS, composed of ' the most innocent Ingredients, have beemfound of singular efficacy, in not only strengthen. ing the Vessels containing the - Urine, but happily destroying the petrifying quality of it, born whiCh proceed the above Complains, &c. removing the calculi, .or.gritty concretions, awl , anibiling every pernicious tendency to those disorders, without confinement. Sold, wholesale and retail, P t Mr. Butler's, 4, Che:rpside, corner of Paternoster-row; A l len, 76, Uxfori street; Clark, 269, Borough, and most Medicine Venders, in boxes at 2,;. 9d. and t Is. each. TO IHE POOR, WHO HAN% CHILDR At'. FLICTE.I) IN CU ['TING THEIR TEETH. RS. JOHNSON having observe& in walking . , 4 1. I through - the different Streets in working Neighbonr hoods, numbers ot Children reduc:d almost to Death'., door with the agony in cutting their fcetli, and whose Parents (hardly able to procure bread for the*seives) are under the painful necessity of seeing their Babes suffer. not having it in their power to purchase a Bottle ot the AMERICAN SOOTHING SY KUP to alleviate their misery ; and hav ing met with such universal Success in the Sale of her Medi eine during the space of - threz Years, in restoring several nuiihred Children who we;e thought past recovery, by only having thelr.tiums rubbed with the ',1:•':111), it being as plea sant as etticachius, and gives instant reINC, She, therefore, wishing to extend its usefulness, aild taktiig coil passion on, the rising genetation of the Pour; intends to distribute among theiu 4Gratisi One Hundred Bottles weekly ; viz. sq.. on Tuesday, and so on Saturday. Mornings, from Nine to Ten o'clock, • at her House. No. 91, Newinan-street, Oxford. street. - - They are requested to oring a Mrs. I. hopes, at ,the same time, ihai.Yersons who can. adiard to purchase the Syrup will not inju:t the Poor, by obtaining wnat is intended for their relief alone. • , TO be had at the Proprietoro. lohnson and Co. g•t, New man-street, Oxford:strect ; and retailed by Golding, Corn-, hiil ; Mrs. Iticharclon, Manch,ster joues, Portsea, Hants; Newbury, Datife-street, Dublin ; and by all the principal 'Medicine Venders in Town and Country, at as. 9.1. a Bot tle. for Ready-money only. • • - N.B. Be stile to ask fog Johnson's A merican..Soothing Sy rup. • AV : ITU/4.. • - Pto k. 1 ~ N i , ' l - tr. T ~ ~ q,,, 41 .. ....,.... . AUGUST 22, 1810. FIELDHOUSE MANSION and LANDS, STAFFOROO - TO BE LET, For a Term of Years, and entered upon at Michaelmas next, 1 6i . LL . that CAPITAL MANSION, called the . Fr E LDHO USE, with the Coach-houses, Stabl s, Husbandry-buildings, Farm-yards, Kitchen and Hower gardens, Lawn, Shrubbery, Plantations, Pleasure-grounds, and Fish Ponds, and the whole, or any part ot; 130 Acres of exceeding rich Laud, nearly equally divided into Meadow and Arabic, immediately surrounding the Mansion, and in a high state of cultivation. The House consists ot a handsome Entrance-hall; a Break fast parlour, at feet by 17 ; Dining-room, 33 feet by ao; Drawing-room, st feet by ix; . 5 extellent Bedchambers on the First floor,with Closets; and 7 PO- rooms in lite Attics, Kitchens ' Pantries, Brewhouse,. Laundry, and all other re quisite O ffices. The Man-ion-house, which is modern and elegant, is nearly surrounded by,a Lawn 0f,36 Acres, richly, ornamented with tine Timber 'Frees, aad% commands a most deiightful view ‘.l Haeley-hall and Park Oh.: seat ot Lord Lyttletott) and ot th.r Clem Hills, !rum both of 'which it is distant about • rite neighbourhood - Ts' most respFaab:e ; she :Qsds 'good; and tie soil Harriers ;r,: kept in i lye Parish, and the country is regu'arly huntei ..bY a Pak of fox hounds. The distance from the Market-town of S ton rbridge is ahota three miles; from Kidderminster rive; from thromsoove seve:i ; and .11irmingha tweltre ; .irld the Turnpike. 'odd 1:40in4 from Stouroridge t., tiromsgrove adjoini the - tXtremi. ty ot-the Lawn. . - The Premises may be viewed at any fine on application ; and for further particulars, and to treat tor the same, appiy to Thomas Waldron, Esq. FieldhUuse, near Stourbridge, or to Mr. Bur), Attorney at Law, llewthey, Wor,estc:rshire. ►tOY:%L PATENT ri_ODBOLD'S VEGETABLE BALSAM, ad mined la) the Filcul,ty es • the first Medicine 'hi the World for CouAns, ColdS, .Astlimas, and Consutnptions, either hi , Si.`3 or Land ; tar it iias 'never boen known .td - fail' when taken upon the first attack ;• thousands of tuxes it lias succeeded atter patients have been given over.' Stronger proofs of its efficacy cannot be given than being recommend. ed by the foliovking Nobility :-- The Most Noble Marquis of Lothian. the Right -Hon. Viscount Dudley-and Ward, the Right • Hon. Lords Macdonald, Grant ley, Fortescue,' MontfOrd i the Right Hon. late Viscountesi Dudley and ‘‘ard,. Dowagers Grantley,s•E.almouth, and Fortescue, Lady Appreecg; Sirs Francis p alce, F.dward Newnhaui, lohu Coghill, George Armstrong and , Robert Peate; Generals U yle and Drouly,-, .Colonefs Baker, Debath; and Lenox, with •many others,, as may, he seen in the Treatise, at the Proprietor's, No. 3, Bloonisbury.square. Advice is. given daisy (Sundays excepted), front eleven o'clock till two. Sold by iNewbery and. Son, Shav and Co. -St. Paul's; Botier, Cheapside ; Dicey and Co. Bow Churchyard; Ha. con' and -Co: t fxtord.street ; and all principal Venders in Town and Country. SOCIAL HAPPINESS. IVIARRIAGE •should be the Fthindation of -S o- Ilil vial. Happiness, which is often disturbed through the parties that form the union not taking - those precautions which ‘voolcisecnte them the-enjoyment-of that gre at domestic bles sing. # People of every rank pay adoration' to . toe_ Shrine of Wedlock; but where the Constitution his been tainted by disease, or debilitated:by a certain habit coot ratted ,an early age, a renovation of st,,bility [IN vionS l to entering that stole is indispensably requisite to revive the sluntiboring dna. 10 re-animate the system. For no disorders nave contri buted more essentially to destroy Hymeneal tr.ppi..ess than thoSe which are the consequence of unguarded pleasure. It was this consideration which induced Nlessrs. Cl/RR I E and co, for these last- twenty - years, - to .dirett their studies and practice exclusively to the treatment and cure of the Vene real Disease, and the disorders arising therefrom,. as als., to .that dera gebient of the:system, produced by the destructive habit of the inconsiderate schoolboy, which brings on those distressing Debi lit es and Deficiencies that prevent or embitter - the Matrnionial sidle.. The successful result of their plan, gives them additnnial ardour to oppose the ravages of these complaints, whicu are the must important in the catalogue of human infirmities. It behoves every person who has indulged in, tills solitary vice to seek relief by eon,ulting Protessiondl Men ot eminence and, honour, to which Messrs. Currie and Co claim the sane tion • u• scholastic authority, as well as toe testimony of un- contradicted facts. In profess rig the cure Of Wes complaints they hold out no inducement to vice; but sensible as all lien must be of the existence 01 such calamities, they utter their . assistance as regular.)' educated A/enviers of-the t it:4 al •Col, leges - of Surgeons of London and Ediiihingh . Slight and re cent cases of Syphilitic infection are radically cured in the shnrt space-of two days. Th(Ae.ot the Most sodstinate dura tion, such as Obstructions, inveterate Strictures, Pains of the Bones, Gleets, tice. are permanently and speedily - cured.. SeVeral Nobleinen and Gentlemen of - the first respeCtabi lity, have been under the care of Messre Currie. and Co. for the semoval,ut •Complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, acc. and having receivea a radical and permanent Cure, request that references may be made to 'there, as satisfaCtury evi, deuces of the decided superiority of Messrs: Currie and Co's. plan of treatment. . Many of these Gentlemen had Strilures troth to to zo years, and woe under the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted their cure by the .application Of the Lunar Caustic, without suc cess. Messrs. Currie and-Co. have :seleded the fiillowing letter , from the many they are daily receiving from Gentlemen; re turning them thanks for their restoration to .sounsi arid vigor ous health. I t ,was sent to them unsoliCited, from the sun of a Noble Earl, who iian laboured under this distressing and painful' malady for ten years: He had been under the care of several Surgeons of professional eminence, none of whom af forded hint pet - ~anent relief; but front the superior .method of treatment adopted and pursued by Messrs. Currie and Co. , he received a radical cure in the short space of one To Dr::Cuttal ro7, Hatton-garden. • " fvaylB, 180. " Lord Currie the perfect re-establishinent of his health, in,tonse (pence of his mild and admirable treatment of StriCtures the Urethra. Lie maradd, that he'has -11.,t for many years enjoyed so much'conifort and freedom from j - ails; andfie en ter tains no doubt of his having obtained, through his skill and 'attention, a perfect anctradicial,eure. of that horrid complaint. As he was not a stranger to themanner that others treated the complaint, hc has it.in his power, froM a fair trial and a just comparison,- to pay that tribute of applause...to Dr. Currie.. which he - sensibly feels, and shall ever be most ready and willing to acknowledge." By, an early application to Messrs. Currie an 3 Co. the pa tient will escape the pain, danger, and expend oi, a 'krig and • tedious attendance-upon less experienced practitioners, Married Women, who haye long been disappointed in their expettations of a family, may be assured that in most i Mstances such defeCts are curable by medical skill ; and although the removal of such impediments be an object or doubt and tin .certainty witbothers, yet the cure of siich 'detects, by the, gradual progress of renovation, is the acquirement or their ex, perietice. Messrs. Currie and Co. may. be consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy, and honour, at their -house, No. to's, Hatton •gaiden. Patients in the Country describing the particulars of their case, age, and mode of living, inclosing a remittance for advice and medicines, the same will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom.. To insure that secrecy so essentk-1 to their undertaking, the postag.: of letters may be added to the account for niech- - - No, re7l Hatton•girden, July 0, 18x0. mj e s;s " • i '.` ) TI)T 'lff , 0J; [PRICK sixPkiitt TIALITERNIr. I/ IC:TWILLING-OFFICE, July to, 1.11. THE COMMISSIONERSjo+.k ICTU4LLINC4 , . His 111AZEStY's NAVY do berth,' kit.? A'otice i That •on Tuesday, the attb of September neal, rL y Rrill he ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat 'Or such quan , itiei of PRIME IRISH BEEF a dPORK, tb be tared in the en:n/4 seast:it, as the rerpefihie Merchant's and Lira e. s therein may - think proper to stir ; one•third par: thereof to he tot kl , d in Half Puncheons, ane-thir.i parr in Fiercer, and one.l'.:ir et 'part in Bar_ re?, to &delivered into his ilafe4ty's S to , es at Deptford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, and Cori, and Into the .1;n1 ) Viiiva!ii :g 'Stores in St.-t ad-reline' sirin regnlar p-,p,rti o n s u i e a c h d er c r ip, dor of Ca it r, /..y The pe.4od. usae, Mentioned, viz. One-fAirth fun xif the Whole by the iith February.tE it s One-fourth part more.' 1514 April, t 8: t, One-fourth putt !i - tore, pst May; • _ • Anti the retraining fourth part by the 15th, /lay, tSt r, and to he .baid.:_4,2r, 0 Bi ll s a t e tvith intere.a, alter date. The Condithas of the antral? may Le seen_ al :be ,Yeetetary's Office, at :64 Offire, or 4y applying to Mr: y. EI. I _: ., tstert:llet jar'tio Pi:loath:7l, at Cork; to the Colleliori oi his Ma je ty'i Customs at Limerick, Brijast, Neutit, and 114:erjord; aitt to the Pastntaster-G,nerai at Thibila ►e:pectivcy. N. B. No Tende for a less quantity than Two Tb.e. and Tierces 4 Beef i and Two Thoseee•id Tierces of will be af.. mitted nor will regard he had to any in which the Price shall n,t be inserted in words a: length, Cr- teat shall not bed r ;livered to the Board before One u'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 451) of Sep tember nix', nor unless the Person Wiigniakes the Tenaer, or scant Person on his b?balJ, attends to answer when called :far. , Tie .onosent of the p, cbable quantities of Irish Beef and Pork, to be contoae7cd for as above mentioned, may also be klown, ly atiqying at the Secretary's Office. , • OFFICE. OF ORLIN/VICE; ' Aug. 17, 181°. rTHE PRINCIPAL ,OFFICERS of HIS Mil jESTY's' ORDNANCE do • hereby give Notice, fiat Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall MA on or be. - for:e Wednesday, the ch Day of September next, from such Per. sons as may be willing to undertake tie Soppy of COPPER HOOPS for Service of ibis Department, for a period of One Year. Patterns of the Ar'title may be viewed RP?! Application at the Principal Storekeeper's o . ffic'e, at the Tower ; and theTermr and Condition: of the Cororaß, together with all lumber Particulars, may be blown at the Secretary's Office, in apesaid, any Day, betwten the thurs-of Ten nod Four o'Cl , ek, where the Proporals mast be delivered, sealed up and indo , -sed, " P ropoials for Copper Hoops ;" bqt no Pr op. can be admitted atter the said sib . Day of .Sept, at Twelve o'Clock rf Noon of the same 'Day ; neither will any Tender he nttie,l. 11... Party making' it, or an Agent in his Behalf, shall attend. By order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Sec.. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • Aug. 17, Aso. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that .Proposals will be received• at their Vice, in Pall• Mall, on or before IVednetig, the stb day of Sept. next inn: 'uch Persons as may be willing to undertake the stepp6 , of HELMETS and CAPS, .for Service of this Dep mittens, for a period 4 Throe Years. Fatterni of the Articles may be viewed upon application at the Principal Stor. keeper's oA.‘e at the Tower; 'a , sel the Terme and Conditions o/ the C*nto act; together with all father particulars, m.y be k'r,wn at the Aecretay's Office in Pdl.Msll; afotesaid, any day between the Hours o/ Ten and Four o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up. and indorsed, " Proposals for Helmet* and Caps ;" but no Proposal can be admitted alter the said jib d4y of &ll:ember, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day; neither will. any Tender be noticed, unless the Poty making it, or an Agent in kis - behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R, H. CREW, Sart-tag. • OFFICE Ulu' CiRDNAACE, Aug. 17, 1310. HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA. TESTY 'o OR-DNANCE do herek give Notice, that Proposals will be 'received at their O//ice, in Pall-Mall, on or before Wednesday, the ith day of September next, from such Per 'sans as may be willing to undertake the Supply of NAT and CAP S, for Service of this Depaitment, Jot a period of Three Years. Patterns of the 'Arad?". may be viewed upoor application at the Principal Storekeeper's , Office at the Tower; and the Terms 'and Conditions of the Contrdel, together with ail further particu !ail, may be known at the Secretary's Office, .in Pall-Mall,. aforesaid,. any dqy, between the, hours of Tex and Four o'Clach, where the P►ooposals mail be delivered, sealed up and indorsed, " Proposals for Hats and Caps ;" but no Proposal can 6e ad miffed. after the said sth day of •September, at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed;_u;s: lest the Party making it, or an Agent in Gin Gebalf, shall at. tend. . • .. _ By Order of rke Board, 2. •11. IV,-Secretafy Tii E'TRUE ORIGINALik:SUITS DKOVS Are now prepared' by SHAW andt lijW ARDS, 66 (on the . _Foot-way), St. Paul's, Stiecessors to Joseph Wessels. - I - 11E JESUITS DROPS,have long been known k. and • esteemed a' &ate, cheap, efnctuat, and 'often an immediate Cdre for Stranguary, (fleets, weakness of tire Kidneys, or Bladder ; and when taken on the first attack of Venereal Infedion, they will infallibly accomplith the rie , . sired etlee.: should the Complaint be far advanced, it will be necessary , to tak.c . the spetitic Remedy with thelesuitti Drops. (the many clepredat'ons made on the'Property of the Pro prietors, compels taem to Rive this Caut►on, that no one Bottle will be sent out of ' their House ..vittivt " Shaw and Edwards (Successors to Mr. Weasels), 66, St. P aul's churcn. , yard," engraved no the Stimp. All others which are sold without the above Nunes ars impositions on the Public'. . P" Ask for Wessels' letults Drops.'